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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

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CABLEaRAms,

LosDos.-Ths number Of nsilmsk-
ers on the ttrike 10 s,afiordshire alone
10 1900.
CABuL.-Ths Ameer 10 seriously Ill
at his residences In the Paghman Hills.
II is reported that Ayoub Khan is at
Killaisala,.
Nku BABEUBER The Emperor
and Empress, accom- panied by Pdncs
and Phneess William, OF Prussia, left
here today for steitin.
ALsIAsDRIA. Reports from the cot
ton fields are more encouraging. The
August heat cleared the cotton Of
worms and repaired the damage pre-.
viously done. Picking has commenced
In Upper Egypt.
soYiA.-lt 10 stated that when the
Sobranie meets the government will
propose the impeachment OF MN.
Karayeloa, Mikiioroh, Ziukon and
others suspected OF completely In the
overthtos Of Prince Alexander.
BKRLIs.-Phncs Bismarck gave an
audience on Saturday 10 several
merchauta, Manufacturers, and others
who are interested In colonial enter.
prisce. The manufacturers OF rolled
iron have founded = syndicate with
the object Of increasing prices. The
combination will bfgin operations the
LIST OF October.
NAris-Three soldiers, at Trapani,
were slLt 10 perform disiniecting duty
aud we're assailed by q mob, who tried
20 force them 10 swallow carbollc acid,
which they had been sprinkling abou,
the streets aud houses. One OF the
soldiers imblbed the liquid aud soon
alter died In horrible agony. The
other two rtiusei 10 ddnk the acid
and were killed.
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ARoIsBHoP LYNCH, Of Toronto, In
response 10 query relative to the At
tltude Of the church TO Mr.. George
and Dr. McGlynp, state, In q few
words, but very emphaticslly, that the
Holy Bee has not yet pronounced
upon the McGlynn doctrine, and that
DR.. McGlynn's case Is purely ecclesi.
asilcal, not political. The statement
OF the Toronto Archbishop, taken
with that Of Cardinal Gibbons, indi,
oates that the authorities Of the
church decline positively TO be
drawn Into discussion
OF the Moalynn case. 1t Is also re
ported that DR.. McGlynn will submit
an elaborate defense, but II Is diff Gull
10 see why he should do so. He hsl
completely severed bis relations with
the church. and mas even gone so ial
as 10 csricature the Pope. II tn,
church authorities are disposed Il
preserve a dgnified silence, II woult
seem that Dr. McGlynn's best cours,
would be 10 do the same.
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As.as.fsstios - Peruvian Bosds-
An Active Volcano.


As.ss-fsstios - Peruvian Bosds-
An Active Volcano.
NKw YoRK, September l2.-Msil
advices from Panams, under date Of
September Sd, ssys: Manuel Santos
Lapatel, an Ecusdorlap, shot and in.
stantly killed Manuel Marques Y.
Lsns, the Governor Of Huacho, Peru,
July 3lst. The assassin then shot
himself, dying several days afterwards.
The two men had long been bitter
enemies.
reformation has been received from
London that the Marquis Of Salisbury
has notified the representatives OF
Chill II the arrangement effected
with the Peruvian bondholdere, and
that the British government will be
pleased 10 learn that Chill has reached
q pacific solution OF the responsibility
attaching to that republic respecting
the bonds nov thai IL is the owner OF
all the gu no.
Al @ O'Clock pm. on July oath the
Long q iimai volcano In Chill, which !,
about 1000 feet high, showed signs OF
activity, and thortly afterwards broke
out m eruption, accompanied by tha
terrible roaring and Iumbling SOUND
which always preoedes all violent
volcanic action. Subseq nently the
lava continued 10 Aow aud eruptionl
10 occur for several days.
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John BRIGHT DECLINES
Sorry He Cannot Attend the Consti.
tuti0nal Convention.
Murder o, mmitted by MoonIight e,s
Near EnBts-Ffxht Between
Cubsns aud fflibussers-
Emperor Joseph.

LONDON, September IL, - Mr..
Bright replied as follows to Mr.. Kss.
sons invitation to attend the Phils.
delphia festival:
u am much indebted to you ard
your colleagues for the invitation
with which you have favored
me. 1t is not a pleasant thing to
have to decline such an Invitation,
yet | must ask you to excuse nae II |
am unable to accept It. do not look
upon two voyages with pleasure, and
have always been disposed to avoid
great assemblies and great cerem onies.
l need not say how much sympathy l
feel with the gathering to which you
are looking forward with 90 great an
interest. All the civilized world, all
who love freedom in 1t, must regard
the event as one Of the most impor-
tant In the annals Of men. In the
great struggle Of twenty i've years ago
the strength Of your country was ex.
erted and its unity secured. My voice
was raised at that time In favor OF that
unity, which hope may never again
be endangered or impaired. And now
l would look forward with hope and
faith. As you advance In the second
century Of your national life may we
not stk that your country and
mine may march In line In the direc.
ton Of IRE sdom and policy which
the moral law will sustain. MAY we
not comfort ourselves with the belief
that your country, under succession OIL
nob.e Presidents, with their ministers
aud your Congress, and my country
under q succession Of patriotic sover
elgns, with their ministers add Parlia
ments may assist and guide the grow.
ing millions for whom they act "a
nobler ends than have hitherto bsen
reached2 May we not ask that on
two nations may be one people; tina
In years to come, and years not YER
remote, the millions with you and tn,
millions with rs, whilst growing IL
numbers and strength may grow II
wisdom, and may enter more fully
into the enjoyment OF the boundlesl
blessings which are offered 10 Dationl
In perfect freedom OF human industr,
In the establishment OF Q perpetus
peace. l am grateful TO you and :,
those associated with you for you
most kind invitation, and subscrib,
myself with every sentiment Of respect
Yours sincerely, JOHN BRIGHT"
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CHINA.
Latest Advices from the CeIsstiaI
Kingdom.

Latest Advices from the CeIestiaI
Kingdom.
SAN FRAscIsco, CAL, September IL.
-Adviccs by the steamer San Pablo
from China are 10 the effect that at
most OF the scientific stations from
whence the totality oil the eclipse Of
the sun OF August 10th could be viewed
the result was very unsatisfactory,
more especially at Shiraksws, where
the United States expedition under
the direction Of Prof. Todd was 10.
Gated. twenty minutes after the
eclipse began the sun was hidden by
clouds, and remained hidden during
the total eclipse. II was like a dark
nigh, and the face OF man standing
at q distance Of three or four feet could
not be seen.
The Chinese newspapers contain no
additional Information about the
American-C Chinese bank.
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cess which has attended the opera
lions Of train robbers and train wreck.
ers within the past year or two neces.
sltates come change In the methods Of
train guarding and track supervision.
The Legislatures should enact statutes
not only for the benefit Of the Grim
insls, but also In the way
Of more rigorous requirements
from the railroads. The latter will
not obj Get. because the managers are
certainly interested In having the law
to Gid them In keeping employees alive
to duty. In the Chstsworih tragedy
II was shown that the policy Of the
company ives positive and although
commendsble In the matter Of track
supervision. but that the track walkers
were CARELESS. The etatutes with re-
gard 10 criminal negligence" are not
definite enough, and special statutes
should be enacted applicable to this
particular matter Of track supervision.
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The Glenn niIL

ATLANTA, GA, September l2.-The
Glenn anti.educslionsl bill, which
has lain In the committee room oil the
Senate for some weeks, will come up
for consideration on Monday, the
Committee on Education having sub
mitted a substitute. The bill, In lie
modified form, provides that II any
institution, Supported wholly or In
part by the State, shall receive both
white and colored pupils, the States
aid shall bo Immediately withdrawn |;
also that no person educated at an In.
stitu,ion receiving both wi hs and
colored pnpils shall be eligible az q
teacher In the public schools. The
idea OF the advocates Of the
measure 10 10 Tush IL Though quietly.
There Ia a tacit understanding that
there will be no debate. The Legis.
ls,ors have consented TO bottle their
eloouence In the interest Of harmony.
Both Gov. Gordon and Col. Clam
have been urged 10 allow the bill 10 I'd
nv default But the matter ia heyond
the control Of either. II 10 al open
secret that Gov. Gordon rathss t,eslres
II TO psss 90 that he can veto Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

THE frequency OF train VT, cking
lately sugsesle that the l. giflatures OF
The various States should give the
matter earnest consideration. Acct.
denis ard disasters, when We con.
slider the immente amount OF travel
and the vast wilderness, through
which 90 many Of the railroads Of che
country run, are 10 rare that people,
AZ q rule, take little thought Of the
risks OF travel. Yet when one con-
templates the lonely reaches Of mount
ain and prairie through which the
trains rush In the night, and ths~lii'
aoulties which stand Ia the way Of .
perfect supervision Of track and
bridge, he must admit that immunity
from danger 10 In no wise assured 10
ibe traveller whose apprehensIons are
allayed by the fact that catastrophss
occur 20 inirequently. But the sue
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BULG RIA.
Prince Ferdinand Thinks the PeO.
pie Attached 10 Him.

frlnee ferdinAuu Tninks the REQ
Pic Attached 90 Him.
PARIS, September l2-The Figaro
publishes letter written by Prince
Ferdinand expressing delight at his
enthusiastic reception In Bulgaria.
The Prince says he believes the people
Of the country are thoroughly attached
to him. He complains Of the opposi-
ton Of the three great powers, aud re-
CARDS their war against him ss cruel
and unjust He hopes to rescue Bul.
gsris from the crisis In which che lie
placed, and ia resolved to do his duty
whatever happens.
A dispatch to the Journal Des De.
bats from Bucharest Gays that ex
Premier Radoslsvof and several Off.
GERS have been arres ed In Bulgaria for
connection with an alleged military
plot. II 10 reported also that the police
invented the plot in order to further
the ends cf NJ. Stambulof, the present
Prime Minister OF Bulgaria.
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TRADE PUSHERs.

Jim Gray Thompson, tho prince Of
good fellows. and one Of the most tire
less "pushers" who ever unbuokled
gripsack, came In yesterday TO take a
look at the new goods that are piled
like 'Psllon on 0ssa" In the spacious
storeIooms Of his employers, Lennon
a Gala
II. T. Al thony. one OF the leading
young merchants Of Durant, Miss, Ia
In the city making fail purchases. He
Ia the guest Of 40 On" Joe Town.
send. OF william X. Moore 4 Go.
..
y. B. Bloom, Tallula, La, having
realised the fact that he can buy goods
cheaper In Memphis than In New Or.
leans. 10 In the CITY, stopping at the
Peabody. making liberal purchases.
..
9.B. Allison, representing the Oak
ley Soap and Perfume Company, Of
New York. Is Registered o. the Pea.
body. .-
Y. Kaus, ono Of the siaunch mer.
chants Of the prosperous town Of Fay
cite. Miss Ia q guest at the Peabody.
..
Lewis II. Polger, OF Cincinnati, sends
more orders from Memphis TO his
firm than from any city In the South,
hence his frequent Visits.
%.
Lionel KTsmoT snd wilmer Brown,
Of New York. are guests al the Gayoso,
paying their regular aulumnal re-
speo,A 10 their trade.
%.
ILL Batter, EdSard Mitchell and
Kenneth Bryan, commercial pilgrims
from ~. Louis, arc nj the Gayoso.
%.
The boot aud shoe dfummers say
the manufacturers OF Lynn. Mars
this year make only from = 10 8 pei
cent. on their goods, aid II 10 sup
posed tina, next year they will b.
moro than Satisfied 10 make shoes ~
nothing. This 10 not a slip shod item
| -.
Finley 4. scruggs, the Aaable an'
efficient CLERK Of the Mississippi Stat
Railroad Com mission, took dinner q
the P.sbosy yreterdsy.
..
Henry l.. Lass. representing hiI
grocery arm, and w. b. Evenon, for
tobacco house Of Cincinnati, and II
J. Lomop. u Louisvil Q, are al th
Peabody.
! -.
Isidor Blumenthsl, . popular younI
. merchant Of Holly Springs, Miss., Ia 1
. thu city buyins his fall stock.
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CUBA.

A Fight Between tho Civil Guard
and RiIibusters.
HAVANA, September l2.-In the re-.
cent firht at Mstsnzas between force
Of the civil guard and four men, sup
posed b be filibusters from Key West.
one OF the men was wounded and the
soldiers captured a rifle and other
articles. A second encounter has
since taken place, during which one vi
the men, supposed to be Beriben, was
killed. The body was secured. The
men are hiding in a small forest, from
which 1t Is impossible for them to
escape. 1t Is rumored that FIVE other
men endeavored to join them, but did
not succeed.
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Terrorism In Ireland .

DUBLIN, September i2.-At q meet.
ing Of the corporation today tbs Lord
Mayor made q speech In which he
denounced the government terrorism
In Ireland. lie described the action
cf the authorities ut Ballycore and
Mitchelstown 40 murderous, and sug-
sested that the matter be referred In
Parliament 10 q committee OF the
whole house. lie expressed sympa-
thy with Mr.. 0'Brien. Resolutions In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

TnK chief clerk Of the Superior
Court Of New York has rejected
the apple ,,ion Of Anarchist Most 10
become a citizen Of the United States,
Most sAys no will appeal TO the courts
themselves. The spectacle Of an
anarchist seeking the courts for TO
dress IL ~ refreshing as Il is anoma
lous, bu, l. Is 10 be hoped the court
may find that the law iaslihes the 70
lection Of Mos.'s application. Ia THU
iree and peace bleat country the an
Nchis, should he held an outlaw.
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IN EI.AN ID.
mr.. O'Briea Takes 20 JaiI-Eloite.
mens.

mr. ourteu Iahtn 70 SniI-Encfte-
mens.
DUsLIs, September l2.-The mayor,
members Of The municipality and
many prominent citiE,ns met Mr..
o'Bhen al the Cork depot. Two
hundred policemen and strong force
OF military escorted Mr.. o'Bren TO the
courthouse, where formal charge
was made against him and he was re.
msndsd to Jail. The mayor com.
planned 10 Magistrate Gardiner Of the
prCsencs u the military aud police,
which, he said, we're not ne, ded and
were calculated 10 irritate the popu
lace. The streets through which Mr.
O'Bhen was taken 10 the all were
lined with troops. Stones were thrown
at the police eecorting Mr. o'Brlen
and several OF them were wounded
The police then charged the crowd
using their batons freely and injurins
many OF the spectators.
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neesIsxhser Murderer.

DuhLIs, September l2.-Moonllght.
er last night murdered Constable
wheleham and MORALLY wounded an
other officer near Ennis, County Glare.
wheleham was killed with q bludeeon.
Eight arrests have been made Of sus-
pecied parties. The assault oscurred
at Lsdoonvarna. A constable who
Was present when Whelehsm was
killed states that twelve policemen
had waited In concealment In q house
whore they had learned from an
anonymous source that q number OF
moonlighters would gather. When
the moonlighters camo they were ad-
mitted and the door closed end locked
after them. Then q fierce Asht took
place In small room. There was no
hhng. Five moonlishtes we're ar.
rested and two theirs escaped.
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Y. N. e.. A. NOTES.

The REGULAR Tuesdsy night gospel
meeting and iong service will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock for men only. All
young men invited.
Members are earnestly rtq1es,ed 10
attend an important business meeting
tonight immsdia'ely alter the goepel
services Matters pertaining 10 ihe
coming convention will be discussed
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAssNsrsE. September -, l a.m.-Por
Nissinippi' fair weather; slight changes
In temperature; light TO fre,h winds, gtn-
orally southerly.
For Arkansas; Fair weather, followed
by cooler local rainsi light TO fresh south
west winds becoming variable.
For Tennessee; Cooler; local rains;
lisht to fresh southvosterly winds veerins
to northwesterly,
The rivers arc reported to have risen IL
feet at Louisville. 81 feot at Omaha, and
feet at Little Rock. Excepting slight rise
In the Mississippi from Dubuque To Cairo,
the rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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a Maniac suicides.

MOUNT PLKlsASr, TKSS., September
l2.-ML William Holme, who lives
about i've miles west Of this place,
hanged himself yesterday and was not
discovered until today. He had been
insape Tor about three months. Mr..
Holmea was q good citizen and leaves
. nice family and . largo circle OF
friends 10 mourn bis untirnely death.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI. september i2.-NlsAt-
kiyef ieet inches on the raugo and fail.
ms. weather cloudy aud pleasant.
YICksByRG, September i2.-Nisht-Ar.
~. uit. SIZE returns At daylight.
LOUISVILLE, September y : N,sh,..
River stationary, With ioet 10 inehess 4,
the canal and Inches on the falls. Westha .
cloudy, tultry and warm. "e'''"'
R0,september i2.-Nlsht-RIye, A IA.
. inches on the gauge and rising. W..,s.
fair, and warn. Arrived. Annie p. sIiys,
~. Loul,, . g,m, sidp,y, Dillon and barge ,
bsfrss, ~. Louis, I pm. No d sna,sn,., An'
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mr.. o'Brie. Denis. 10,

DusLis, September l2,-Mr. WILL
liam o'Bhen, who was arrested II
Kingstown yesterday, was conveyed 10
Miehelstown this morning In the Gus
lody Of an ofieer. He was accom-.
panied by Mr.. Timothy Harrington
and his counsel. Mr.. 0'Bhen en-.
phalioAlly denies that he boarded the
steamer al kinestown 10 avoid arrest,
bis object being simply too see Mr..
l.abouchere, who was about 10 leave
Tor Lnnhnn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

The Colorado cattle growers have
organised pool Of a novel character.
They have made an arrangement with
Armour whereby he will kill and
dress all their beef, thus doing away
with middlemen and their charges.
Its, very probably. "a god a thing
Tor Armop. m Tor the cattle men.
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Fe.,,... sailor. p,e-..s

aL0ocursH, MAN, September IA
The schooner Arethuss, Of shslburue.
N.s, arrived here this morning from
the Grand Banks. She reports that q
terrible hurricane swept over the
banks en- August 26ih. Great dam.
age was done TO the vessels and many
fishermen we're lost. Fourteen men
belonging 10 the schooner Nance, Of
Pubnioo, N. T.. we're swept overheard
and drowned
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Neutrality 90 ne Observed.

LONDON, September l2.-Sir James
Ferguson, Under Foreign Secretary,
stated In the House Of Commons to-
day that the British Consul In Samoa
had been instructed 10 observe strict
neutrality, and that the British Gov.
eminent had received assurances from
Germany that the treaty powers would
not be Affected by Germany's action
In Samoa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

A nKnBHR Of the English OWL
Service Commission writes that he
will soon visit Washington to compare
our civil service methods with those
Of England. Il 10 TO be hoped that be
has no slvice TO give, for the American
OWL Service Commission Ia already
too Eoglish, You know.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

Tnr Governor Of Illinois has for
warded 10 the Secretary Of State an
application for the sI,radition Of
Boodler MtGsrigle, on the ground Of
conspiracy, which is not included
among the exemptions Of the Cana
dian treaty. The charge Ia so mani.
testify a device 10 secure possession Of
MeGsrIgle, tina, he may be punished
for smother oiiense, that the Canadian
Government will probably deny the
application II Mr.. Bayard should In.
dorse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

EI.Gov. Luxe p. BLACKBURN, Of
Kestucky, whose services as physi.
clan during the fever epidemics have
endeared him to the people Of Mem.
phis, is dying. A word Of affect onste
remembrance from them before he
passes away would be most fitting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

" the Republicans Of New York
should nominate Fred Grant for sec.
rotary OF State, ~ has been suggested.
srd the next National Republican
Convention should pat R,ber, Lilo.
coin on the Presidential ticket, tho
Republicans would confess tina, their
campaign material had been reduced
70 traditions merely.
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AUST RIA.

Emperor Joseph's Reception at Joe
ketereses On sunday.
vienna, September l2.-Emperor
Francis Joseph arrived at Joeketere-
bes yesterday. His reception was q
cordial one. AT the imperial dinner
given In the evening all whom pos.
sessed Russian orders wore them in
honor OF the Cars fete day. The
Emperor proposed the Czr's health
and the band played the Russian ma
tionsl hymn, which was sung by the
foreign attaches.
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mr.. Gladstone Directed.

LONDON, September l2.-As Mr..
Gladstone entered the House OF Com
mons this afternoon he was greeted
with cheers by many thousands Of
persons who had gathered near the
Parliament buildings, In anticipation
OF the discussion TO take place on the
Mitchelstown affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

Ma GLADsTosE Yesterday went into
the debate on the Mitchelslown affair
with his usual vim. lie took issue
fatty with the government, aud went
90 lar ~ to describe Mr.. Baliour's
statement a. impudent. lie received
gIea, popular ovation on his way 10
the Parliament hall, The day OF hi,
return to power approaches rapidly.
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APPEAL
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

The ArPrIL may be found on ale In 81.
Loui, at the Lindell Hotel.
In New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at the efice Of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association, lea Temple Court.
This paper Is represented by J. X. Van
Doren, Special Eastern Advertising Agent,
No. Y Tribune Building, New York.
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uts Head Crashed.
tsrsoiAL W rusIrpsIL.I

NAaHuilH, Tsss., September a.
William A. Thurman, a brakeman on
The Lebanon branch Of the Nashville
and Charleston road, fell from q
freight car near this city tonight and
had his head 90 badly erushsd tina. he
will probably die
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

THOUSANDS Of miners In the Penn
sylvania coal country have struck.
Protected Pennsylvania has more in.
dustrial troubles than any other State
In the Union. Mr.. Randall should be
sskea TO explain.
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o'nr,.a. s.esp,Ie. q, Lim.r,es.

Dupus, September IL. Mr.. % Brien
ws enthusiastically received by .
large crowd on his arrival at Limerick.
In an address, Mr.. 0'Brlen said he
never went on Quincy which prom
lsed better Tor tbs cause Of Ireland than
the one he was nov making. The
government might close his lips,
but there was q spirit left In Ireland
today that all the bayonets ai their
command could not ailence.